Canned Ham Trailers

Casserole makes a hearty breakfast

When Elizabeth was just 3 or 4 months old, we moved into a trailer house across the driveway but it was close enough that she saw Grandma, Grandpa and her aunts almost daily. My husband Joe would help my father with milking the cows and doing the chores morning and evening. Mother and I would do a lot of our chores together while my sisters were at work during the day. Now those are just memories and it is hard to believe how fast time has gone by. Elizabeth has moved into her new bedroom and is excited about it. It feels like we have accomplished something to have another bedroom finished. On Thursday sister Emma and family assisted me with my work — there‘s just so much to do still with church services being held here this coming Sunday. After lunch sisters Susan and Verena also came to help. Our bedroom, living room, dining, kitchen and walls and ceiling areas were all washed off. Some of the windows and furniture were also cleaned. We had told everyone to come for breakfast We had a breakfast casserole which I will share the recipe for at the end of the column. We really like this casserole. Our noon dinner consisted of mashed potatoes, beef and gravy, macaroni and cheese, corn, fresh peas, radishes, green onions and lettuce out of the garden. We have had a few hot peppers, green peppers and a cherry tomato out of our garden so far. Also the strawberries are really ripe. All these goodies have been just enough for a taste and makes us hungry for more. That time will be here before we know it. I would like to go to a “you pick” strawberry field since I don’t get enough from our patch. Our family loves strawberries but they are not my specialty in growing. The children like my homemade strawberry freezer jam, strawberries on ice cream and strawberry pie. Yesterday, Sunday, Jacob and Emma told us to get away from home for awhile and come for dinner. So we all headed over there using different means of transportation. Susan and some of the children took Tiger, our new miniature horse to Emma’s. That was the first time Tiger had done such a long trip (4 miles each way). He did really well and gave Susan a lot more confidence his ability to share the road with cars. I took the horse and buggy with Verena and Kevin, while Joe and the rest of the children rode their bicycles. This was the first time Lovina had biked on her own. Daughter Verena is still on crutches She was seen last week by a rheumatologist and also a sports doctor.

1961 Vintage Shasta Compact Canned Ham Trailer Toilet | Auction ...

You are bidding on a Vintage Cutie! 

'Lil RosieShe's got Wings!!  

Brand New Tires

Brand New Baby Moons

Gas Stove/Oven

Toilet Closet w/ Brand new Port-a-Potty!

Booth Table breaks down to 2 Twin Beds

All Glass in great shape

New FlooringBrand New Electric Refrigerator

Fresh Water Holding Tank

Cute floral Cushions

Original Formica

Screen Door

Very Clean!  

No Leaks.  Easy Pull.

 

BID TO WIN!!!  She is not for sale locally and will go to the highest bidder!

Delivery responsibility of buyer.

 

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